PositionOpportunities are available for Staff Specialists or Visiting Medical Officers in Anaesthesia, with multiple permanent full-time or part-time positions offered to suitable applicants.The Anaesthesia Department plays a vital role in the delivery of surgical and procedural services, supporting a wide range of specialties and ensuring high standards of patient care across all stages of the perioperative journey.HospitalThe department operates within a modern, purpose-built facility equipped with advanced operating theatres, state-of-the-art monitoring systems, and contemporary recovery and day-stay units.Expansion is underway to increase capacity, ultimately accommodating eight operating theatres and two procedural rooms, along with enhanced support for interventional radiology and cardiology. A well-resourced Level 5 Intensive Care Unit provides critical care and post-operative support for complex cases.Anaesthetic services are provided across a diverse set of specialties, including general surgery, orthopaedics, obstetrics and gynaecology, urology, ENT, paediatrics, and ophthalmology. Support is also available for endoscopy, diagnostic imaging, and various interventional procedures. The department emphasizes collaborative care, working closely with surgeons, nursing staff, and allied health professionals to ensure comprehensive and safe patient outcomes. Pre-operative assessment clinics and both acute and chronic pain management services further support patient needs.The service plays a key role in obstetric care for the region, offering anaesthetic support for labour and delivery, including epidurals and emergency caesarean sections. The department actively contributes to education and training, supervising and developing medical students, junior doctors, and anaesthetic trainees. Accredited training pathways are available for ANZCA trainees, GP anaesthetic training, and extended skills development in emergency and intensive care medicine. A strong teaching culture is fostered, with participation in simulation and professional development activities encouraged.This role offers opportunities for clinical leadership and operational planning, aligning with broader teaching, research, and service development goals within the anaesthetic network. It provides a chance to influence the growth and direction of anaesthetic services in a rapidly developing healthcare environment, delivering high-quality care to a diverse and expanding community.LocationA vibrant regional city in the Lower Hunter Valley, approximately 170 km north of Sydney and 35 km from Newcastle. Known for its rich history, heritage architecture, and growing population, it combines a relaxed lifestyle with modern amenities. The area features urban, suburban, and rural settings, with a strong community focus on arts, culture, and local events. Its proximity to the Hunter Valley wine region and natural attractions makes it an attractive place to live and work.RequirementsFANZCAANZCA Advanced Trainees within 6 months of fellowshipANZCA-assessed as Substantially Comparable or eligible for assessment/interviewANZCA-assessed as Partially Comparable with 54 or fewer weeks of supervision requiredNZ Specialists seeking relocationUK CCT Expedited pathwayFor more information, please contact Ané Fornasiero Pirazzoli at ane@jpsrecruit.com.au, click on 'Apply Now,' or call 0448 690 581.
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